User Rating: 4 out of 5 stars (4 ratings)

Chinatown Cafe

(410) 727-5599

323 Park Ave, Baltimore, MD 21201 Get directions Cross Streets: Between W Pleasant St and US-40

39.293587 -76.618043

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Hours:	Mon.-Fri. 11AM-3:30PM and 6PM-1AM, Sat.-Sun. 11-1AM
Categories:	Restaurants, Chinese Restaurants
Amenities:	Kid-Friendly
Cuisine:	Chinese
Ambiance:	Family Friendly
Feature:	Delivery, Take Out
Reservations Policy:	Accepted

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User Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

by D Y
02/07/2006

This place is awesome!!!: I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone in search of Dim Sum in Baltimore.
If for some reason you're not into Dim Sum, they also offer all the TRUE Chinese cuisines you would find in Chinatown not the fake Chinese foods that's available in every strip mall in America.

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User Rating: 1 out of 5 stars

by Suace Man
01/27/2006

Hope you like waiting?: I ordered delivery from this place and had to wait 2 1/2 hours!! I almost ate my foot. Once it arrived (after 4 phone calls from me) it was the worst food I have ever had. 2 THUMBS DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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User Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

by CJ
08/19/2005

Another hidden jem: Are you aware of how many little hidden jem's this town has when it comes to restaurants?
Chinatown Cafe is one of them.

Tucked away on a forgotten area of Park Avenue, Chinatown is one of the oldest Chinese restaurants still surviving here, and deserves a visit. Don't be dissuaded by the neighborhood - you'll be safe.

Quite a large place inside, it's clean and well lit and specialises in the seafood part of Chinese cuisine with empasis on things you might not know exist if you've grown up eating Chung King all your life.
Dinner for four won't break you either - about $50.

For the more adventerous amongst you, try any of the "Congee" specials or any of the squid or octopus items on the menu..

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